Dear Sir/Madam,
I was pleased to hear your response, and I’m really sorry for the unclear email about the English course I want, so I’m writing to give you some information about my current English level, and preferred studying method as well.
At the moment, I have passed the intermediate B1 certificate of CEFR - Common European Framework of Reference Languages with a score of 5. 5 overall, but I just got 4. 5 in Speaking. I feel myself that I can carry out basic conversations in a wide variety of situations, but I still often make some grammar mistakes while speaking, and my former teacher also told me that I have limited working proficiency and needed to develop my speaking speed. Therefore, I want an English communication course that can help me increase my language speaking reflexes, and I have embraced I definitely get B2 CEFR about 2 months. Could you suggest me some suitable courses for me to attend?
It was great that you want to hear my preferred learning method, and I would like to share that I feel I can study languages well through watching many types of English films, which helps me learn a lot of common saying and idioms for daily English communication.
Let me know what are you thinking.
I hope you will respond to this comment of mine as soon as possible.
Yours sincerely,
Jane Smith.
Dear Sir/Madam,
I was
pleased
to hear your response, and I’m
really
sorry for the unclear email about the English course I want,
so
I’m writing to give you
some
information about my
current
English level, and preferred studying method
as well
.
At the moment, I have passed the intermediate B1 certificate of CEFR
-
Common European Framework of Reference Languages with a score of 5. 5
overall
,
but
I
just
got
4. 5 in Speaking. I feel myself that I can carry out basic conversations in a wide variety of situations,
but
I
still
often
make
some
grammar mistakes while speaking, and my former teacher
also
told
me that I have limited working proficiency and needed to develop my speaking speed.
Therefore
, I want an English communication course that can
help
me increase my language speaking reflexes, and I have embraced I definitely
get
B2 CEFR about 2 months. Could you suggest me
some
suitable courses for me to attend?
It was great that you want to hear my preferred learning method, and I would like to share that I feel I can study languages well through watching
many
types of English films, which
helps
me learn
a lot of
common saying and idioms for daily English communication.
Let
me know what are you thinking.
I hope you will respond to this comment of mine as
soon
as possible.
Yours
sincerely
,
Jane Smith.